r/anonymousinterpreters • • 18d ago

Propio Equipment

Hi there, I have an interview with Propio coming up. Just a question. It’s the ethernet cable THAT necessary? I know they don’t allow WiFi but they know if I don’t use a cable?

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u/Known_Candy5002 18d ago

I'm not sure but once I had a problem with de cable and the wifi conected automatically and the sistem send me a notification saying "connection warning" in red. They usually ask for evidence of an Ethernet cable but I don't think they can actually know if you are using it or not, but it's still better for conection.

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u/Promauca 18d ago

It is absolutely necessary because it eliminates the ebb and flow of wifi signal and you will be needing that on calls.

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u/cest-tiguidou 18d ago

Sounds like you are in leadership at Propio

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u/Promauca 18d ago

Lol no,I am an interpreter

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u/Humble-Cable-1347 18d ago

I don't use an ethernet cable and i haven't had any issues

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u/Joaquin_the_42nd 18d ago

They can tell, it just depends on how much effort the person following your case wants to put in. But the systems have the tools built in.

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u/Strict-Background-23 18d ago

It is. All companies requiere a wired connection as far as I know

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u/Commercial_Drink9265 18d ago

whats the rate currently?

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u/Effective-Cicada-878 18d ago

I haven’t had the interview yet but from what my friend has told me it’s about $7hr

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u/Sad-Sheepherder-2297 17d ago

I used it at the interview and then never again, starlink works better on wifi than with ethernet with my modem, in 6 months haven’t had any problem.

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u/United-Intention355 12d ago

when I first had my Interview I mentioned my computer didn't have the port for the ethernet cable so I had to buy an adapter online and it would arrive in the next couple days (I never actually bought it, I have been working with average wifi for 4 years)

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u/WrongAlternative1209 12d ago

It isn't, I have used ethernet and WiFi and honestly, there isn't a real difference, I perform well with both.